Do books have different guidlines for whales?

[rake922]

If a player lost over 50k or maybe 100k per year in a particular book. Shouldn't they go the extra mile to get them to keep coming back and continue to place wagers?

[TodaysAction]

Would depend on the book.

[Justin7]

Losing 50-100k doesn't make you a whale.

Betting 5k+ at -110 when you can get the same game 1/2 a point better, or at reduced juice... That flags you as a sucker whale, where you are more likely to get what you ask for.

Big casino players... also make you a sucker.

[JoshW]

Most true sportsbook whales as described by Justin, don't even thing about any special treatment until they are almost broke. Only then do they think about trying to stretch their dollar. Until then they just want the action.

[pavyracer]

If a player lost over 50k or maybe 100k per year in a particular book. Shouldn't they go the extra mile to get them to keep coming back and continue to place wagers?

At least we know now how much rake lost this year. Thanks for sharing.

[flyingillini]

If a player lost over 50k or maybe 100k per year in a particular book. Shouldn't they go the extra mile to get them to keep coming back and continue to place wagers?

There are people that drop those figures on 1 game.